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and fixing broken politics and fragile economy. and a former reporter for reuters in moscow investigate russian president vladimir putin's rise to power and his impact on russia's political system in fragile empire:how russia fell in and out of love with vladimir putin. rewired digital cosmopolitan in the age of connection, media scholar even zuckerman argues the internet is creating a social disconnect and offers solutions to create more connected global community. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for the authors in the near future on booktv and on booktv.org. >> what are you reading this summer? booktv wants to know. >> i have a lot of history and biography that i am reading. book i am reading currently and half way through is called indispensable:it is a book by a harvard professor, it is an excellent book, basically has this leadership filtration theory where there are filters, well-known politicians who show up in the ranks and others who are obscure and come for through the are unpredictable as a
and fixing broken politics and fragile economy. and a former reporter for reuters in moscow investigate russian president vladimir putin's rise to power and his impact on russia's political system in fragile empire:how russia fell in and out of love with vladimir putin. rewired digital cosmopolitan in the age of connection, media scholar even zuckerman argues the internet is creating a social disconnect and offers solutions to create more connected global community. look for these titles in...
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>> so 2% economy. do you think the market is ahead of itself knowing we are in a 2% grower? >> personally, i don't think so, the phrase we have been using is tina, there's no alternative. and i agree with rebecca, that you are not in a situation where you are going to be getting high real rates from bonds. i think the back up in bond yields was a reminder that you can lose money, particularly in bond funds. so it's a very strong environment. i think, it's a strong reminder that equities are an important part of the total return that investors are seeking. >> and i think one of the good things that he said about unemployment rate and it not coming down quickly. you know, consumers doing well, businesses are still cautious and we are in a global economy and a lot of u.s. companies today, depend on sales overseas. the u.s. is doing better, but overseas europe is trying exit recession and china is growth rate slowing, brazil is facing pains. and even if the consumer is doing better, overseas is still a lit
>> so 2% economy. do you think the market is ahead of itself knowing we are in a 2% grower? >> personally, i don't think so, the phrase we have been using is tina, there's no alternative. and i agree with rebecca, that you are not in a situation where you are going to be getting high real rates from bonds. i think the back up in bond yields was a reminder that you can lose money, particularly in bond funds. so it's a very strong environment. i think, it's a strong reminder that...
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economy and this wave of investment. >> you see it coming. not fed on, fed off stuff, you actually see it, peter. >> i see it coming. you know, there's like $100 billion wave just in the chemical industry. and the -- i talked to the floors and the people and i know the backlogs there. i do think the u.s., the tide shifted. and the u.s. is the place to be. vis-a-vis -- or versus the rest of the world. >> everyone doubted you at 70. thought you should take that air products. i'm going with you. i believe in the industrial renaissance, it will happen. airgas will benefit because of the businesses you have. i want to thank you peter mccausland,, you did a great job at airgas. and the new president and ceo. thank you so much for your time. good to see you. >> thank you. all business purchases. so you can capture your receipts, and manage them online with jot, the latest app from ink. so you can spend less time doing paperwork. and more time doing paperwork. ink from chase. so you can. >>> right from are the top of the show i told you that tech sho
economy and this wave of investment. >> you see it coming. not fed on, fed off stuff, you actually see it, peter. >> i see it coming. you know, there's like $100 billion wave just in the chemical industry. and the -- i talked to the floors and the people and i know the backlogs there. i do think the u.s., the tide shifted. and the u.s. is the place to be. vis-a-vis -- or versus the rest of the world. >> everyone doubted you at 70. thought you should take that air products. i'm...
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this is not a -- it's a 2% economy, and not going to create enough jobs with this level of economy to get out of the sevens. >> so, 2% economy. do you think the market is ahead of itself, knowing that we're in a 2% growth? >> i don't think so. the phrase we've been using is tina. there is no alternative. i also agree with rebecca you're not in a situation where you're going to be getting very high yield rate from bonds. the backup is a good reminder you can lose money, particularly in bond funds. so, it's a very strong environment, i think, very strong reminder that equities are very important part of the total return that investors are seeking. >> one of the good things he ó it not coming down quickeñ consumers doing well, businesses cautious, and we're in a global economy and a lot of u.s. companies today depend on sales joest assess. the u.s. is doing better but overseas, europe is still struggling with the recession, china's economy is growing, markets are face something pains right now, and even if the consumer is doing better, overseas still a little bit tricky, and that affe
this is not a -- it's a 2% economy, and not going to create enough jobs with this level of economy to get out of the sevens. >> so, 2% economy. do you think the market is ahead of itself, knowing that we're in a 2% growth? >> i don't think so. the phrase we've been using is tina. there is no alternative. i also agree with rebecca you're not in a situation where you're going to be getting very high yield rate from bonds. the backup is a good reminder you can lose money, particularly...
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economy and this wave of investment. >> you see it coming. not fed on, fed off stuff, you actually see it, peter. >> i see it coming. you know, there's like $100 billion just in the chemical industry. and the -- i talked to the people and i know the backlogs there. i do think the u.s., the tide shifted. and the u.s. is the place to be. vis-a-vis -- or versus the rest of the world. >> everyone doubted you at 70. thought you should i think that that air products. i'm going with you. i believe in the industrial renaissance, it will happen. airgas will benefit because of the businesses you have. i want to thank you peter, you did a great job at airgas. and the new president and ceo. thank you so much for your time. good to see you. >> thank you. >>> the biggest names making big calls at the biggest investor event of the year. >> i'm going to pose to you that hewlett-packard is the best value. >> be a part with jack lew. go to deliveringalpha.com and reserve your spot now. >> i want to apologize in advance. >> from institutional investor and cnbc.
economy and this wave of investment. >> you see it coming. not fed on, fed off stuff, you actually see it, peter. >> i see it coming. you know, there's like $100 billion just in the chemical industry. and the -- i talked to the people and i know the backlogs there. i do think the u.s., the tide shifted. and the u.s. is the place to be. vis-a-vis -- or versus the rest of the world. >> everyone doubted you at 70. thought you should i think that that air products. i'm going with...
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i believe the economy is grow with that rate. it's not a problem for the housing market and of course, the housing market is key for the growth in the economy but housing is still extremely affordable at record rates in terms of affordability. it would take rates going much higher before we saw that, you know, really affect or impact the housing market. >> viewers have their pencils ready and a couple stocks are banks, one big, one somewhat smaller. let's start with the big one, which is citi group. >> okay. we focus on fundamentals and the fundamentals are very positive for citi group. there is several positive factors favoring citi group. improvement in the capital market activity and citi group benefits from the real estate market. in fact, they are going to be releasing 8.57 -- $8.5 billion in reserves so that will be a strong tail wind this year. on top of that the evaluation is very attractive. the stock is selling at 63% of book, a low pe ratio and i think the stock could get up to book value. >> i would assume housing wou
i believe the economy is grow with that rate. it's not a problem for the housing market and of course, the housing market is key for the growth in the economy but housing is still extremely affordable at record rates in terms of affordability. it would take rates going much higher before we saw that, you know, really affect or impact the housing market. >> viewers have their pencils ready and a couple stocks are banks, one big, one somewhat smaller. let's start with the big one, which is...
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we have lot was federal entities telling us that stimulus and it makes the economy groechlt they say we are safer here. i continuing is an embarrassment and sends a message around the worl that the champion of liberty is move nothing the wrong direction and a bad step for the united states. >> steve, isn't there a dger of sitting back and letting the government decide >> one of the legitimate functions of government is protectings from external enemies and e constitutiowas written by framers who unrstood that governments that protect you can abuse you. take it out on the government. rich hit on something. if the company has in writing certain ord or request and the statute is cited, the company is obligged to do it. if you don't like the law change the law. >> we want to stop thead guy companies can stop the government saying we are getting a ton of lawsuits on our doorsteps and in india, they are allowing tax officials with access to google d facebook data. >> the irs is different. >> india is pressuring to have government officials on-site at research in motion. >> by the way, hold
we have lot was federal entities telling us that stimulus and it makes the economy groechlt they say we are safer here. i continuing is an embarrassment and sends a message around the worl that the champion of liberty is move nothing the wrong direction and a bad step for the united states. >> steve, isn't there a dger of sitting back and letting the government decide >> one of the legitimate functions of government is protectings from external enemies and e constitutiowas written...
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carlos slim it was the same response how he didn't compromise i'll get his take on the state of the economy in the u.s. do is he's very important not only for the americans but for everyone in the war and how america can catch up to china i think. is a great example of what you need to do plus how do you avoid spoiling children i gave them the investment account of they've been there for years why because they don't this time that they should not have things just to have things that's next on larry king now. welcome to larry king now very special edition tonight were my home in beverly hills and our special guest is carlos slim to slim is a dear friend a self-made entrepreneur he's been named forbes magazine richest man the world's fourth year in a row his latin american mobile telecom outfit american mobile remains his most valuable holding his many ventures include mining banking real estate restaurants hotels and of course a digital network called for a media so he said he's comfortable in this setting. why why did you why did you invest in me and this we invest in larry king which is cl
carlos slim it was the same response how he didn't compromise i'll get his take on the state of the economy in the u.s. do is he's very important not only for the americans but for everyone in the war and how america can catch up to china i think. is a great example of what you need to do plus how do you avoid spoiling children i gave them the investment account of they've been there for years why because they don't this time that they should not have things just to have things that's next on...
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how does this affect the economy in the long run? >> let's take something like an auto or pharmaceutical company, they spent 20 to 25% of their revenues on research and development. so if a chinese company can come in and hack and steal that pill or process, basically they saved that amount and it creates a competitive advantage that steals american jobs. that's one example. the second example, and this is one documented with chinese hackers, they went in and probed the networks of these oil companies to look at the bids for oil so they could undercut the bids. and another one, google, google goes over to china, and it establishes a very strong presence there and gets something like 70% of the market share, and then the chinese government decides we are not going to let that happen and they go in and hack the source code, and then >> let me ask you, what do you think the president should do? what do you think the administration should do? because we've had year after year of these strategic economic dialogues with where there's a lot
how does this affect the economy in the long run? >> let's take something like an auto or pharmaceutical company, they spent 20 to 25% of their revenues on research and development. so if a chinese company can come in and hack and steal that pill or process, basically they saved that amount and it creates a competitive advantage that steals american jobs. that's one example. the second example, and this is one documented with chinese hackers, they went in and probed the networks of these...
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it tripled the size of its economy. it tripled the standard of living of ordinary people, but in spite of this progress, we see these demonstrations. why? because they -- it shows that people don't just want redenbacher. they want freedoms. they want human rights, civic rights, they want me. they want rule of law. they want to take part in the decision-making, whether it's the future of istanbul for the future of their country. this is for mr. erdogan and in my view a wake-up call. turkey can go either on the way towards more democracy on the way to europe for a turkey can slip into unfortunately a cowardly situation that's developing in the middle east. thirdly, it needs a new constitution, not because of the e.u., but because of the democracy and development of turkish society and turkish economy. in this process of creating new constitution, not only the ruling party, but also the opposition should be included, the civil society, the journalists, the lawyers, everybody was willing to take part and i think turkey in t
it tripled the size of its economy. it tripled the standard of living of ordinary people, but in spite of this progress, we see these demonstrations. why? because they -- it shows that people don't just want redenbacher. they want freedoms. they want human rights, civic rights, they want me. they want rule of law. they want to take part in the decision-making, whether it's the future of istanbul for the future of their country. this is for mr. erdogan and in my view a wake-up call. turkey can...
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one is the market and the other is the economy. the economy i would even earnings. so the economy has been slow. earnings have been zero growth year after year. that's what is really going on. the markets are of course trying to be forward looking in recent days with the huge backup in bond yeelgds it's as if the market is pricing a recovery that's not there. the market will be in for a big correction. >> john, great to speak with you. thanks for your time. >> thank you. >> john brynjolfsson. let's hit our top three trades for tomorrow. oracle. fourth quarter results after the bell tomorrow. what about all the recent cuts in it spending dr. j.? >> larry probably cracked the whit and i think this won't be a disappointing quarter. however, guidance, that's where i worry we'll get disappointment from larry and mr. hurd as well. i think they're going to have a positive number but i don't know if it will be enough to carry the stock up. >> may existing home sales out at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >> you had a lot of weight on the building stocks, home builders today. i think yo
one is the market and the other is the economy. the economy i would even earnings. so the economy has been slow. earnings have been zero growth year after year. that's what is really going on. the markets are of course trying to be forward looking in recent days with the huge backup in bond yeelgds it's as if the market is pricing a recovery that's not there. the market will be in for a big correction. >> john, great to speak with you. thanks for your time. >> thank you. >>...
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overall it has been down, they are cost-cutting it ll help the bottom line, economy showing some life. if you have been o a plane they ar jam-packed. neil: how can that be pleasant? jared, i know you don't kno what commercial flying is, but how can it be pleasant? >> i am just not, i am a new pilot. i fly privately. neil: listen to you. >> no, no, i wish i could live the life capin of a major airline 30 years a. you getn plane now, it is like a cattle ride, we have gotten okay with that, but i don't think that buying an airline is a gd investment, they are bound by the price of oil, the areutting costs yes, they are making planes more fuel efficient, but again this is predicattd onil and communication tha changes. neil:ut, do you buy that ople are happier with this experice, i do not. >> no. neil: ink they are interviewing zombies. >> thelane is full. neil: you could have a blaine full of zombies. >> no matter wat you carry, buy the stock, demand it there. >> okay. >> housing starts? you have who to wonder -- you have to wonder with latest housing data. they a still up, 7 7% over last
overall it has been down, they are cost-cutting it ll help the bottom line, economy showing some life. if you have been o a plane they ar jam-packed. neil: how can that be pleasant? jared, i know you don't kno what commercial flying is, but how can it be pleasant? >> i am just not, i am a new pilot. i fly privately. neil: listen to you. >> no, no, i wish i could live the life capin of a major airline 30 years a. you getn plane now, it is like a cattle ride, we have gotten okay with...
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that's when the economy is weak but then run surpluses when the economy is strong so in theory you could be a small government keynesian in reality though keynesianism simply tells politicians that their vices are virtue you like overspending well here's a theory that tells you that you're doing the right thing and that's why whenever we look at so-called keynesian stimulus throughout history the politicians love the part about spending more money but they never get around to the part about being frugal and restraining the growth of spending when times are good which is why of course all these countries all around the world are getting into very deep trouble because they never get to the long run rate and it seems as though that the i.m.f. is backing up its support for austerity and i mean why is the significance of this and why it. and what examples have they shown and the international monetary fund in theory is supposed to be the cop who monitors everybody's finances and make sure that they don't get out of whack somehow and one country is wind up getting into trouble it's the i.m.f.
that's when the economy is weak but then run surpluses when the economy is strong so in theory you could be a small government keynesian in reality though keynesianism simply tells politicians that their vices are virtue you like overspending well here's a theory that tells you that you're doing the right thing and that's why whenever we look at so-called keynesian stimulus throughout history the politicians love the part about spending more money but they never get around to the part about...
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we're a global open economy. what happens in china and europe will certainly matter for our outlook as well. >> for most of the people watching us rights n now, their house or job is how they create wealth, not a big investment portfolio. talk to me about those two things. for someone watching me now, i have no control over china or ben bernanke, how can regular people make money right now or protect their money? what do you tell people? >> a great question to ask. housing is a big part of that. we're seeing real signs of life in the housing market. quite encouraging. last year, home prices up about starting to see that appreciation is very powerful in terms of building back household wealth, fueling consumer spending and helping to support overall confidence. >> do you agree? >> the first time in consumer positive. you get a lot of people very regressive, americans are fed up with that, getting on with their life and things they own are going up in price. housing prices could go up 10 to 15%. it could be phenome
we're a global open economy. what happens in china and europe will certainly matter for our outlook as well. >> for most of the people watching us rights n now, their house or job is how they create wealth, not a big investment portfolio. talk to me about those two things. for someone watching me now, i have no control over china or ben bernanke, how can regular people make money right now or protect their money? what do you tell people? >> a great question to ask. housing is a big...
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wrath of the wall street journal he korea correctly states that the fed has overestimated how fast the economy would grow and every year since the financial crisis the implication is that the fed might not wind down q.e. asked in this thought and that's not the only indictment from the w. j. they surveyed surveyed forty economist on why wong term interest rates recently spiked twenty six of them said as chairman bernanke and co in his tapering talk the survey also found that recent hands of scaling down at the eighty five billion dollars per month q.e. program has kept a few market participants the averages survey grade for communication on a scale of one to one hundred sixty two nearly half a by most academic standards and the latest housing data released this morning by the national association of home builders was the strongest print sense two thousand and two and the first time it's been positive it says two thousand and six that's when the last housing bubble was in full effect the bottom line home prices are getting more expensive and so are mortgages thanks to rising interest rates so y
wrath of the wall street journal he korea correctly states that the fed has overestimated how fast the economy would grow and every year since the financial crisis the implication is that the fed might not wind down q.e. asked in this thought and that's not the only indictment from the w. j. they surveyed surveyed forty economist on why wong term interest rates recently spiked twenty six of them said as chairman bernanke and co in his tapering talk the survey also found that recent hands of...
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the past and governments everywhere in the world are fighting for those jobs because very often the economies are down and manufacturing generates a lot of jobs. it's not just united states trying to find ways to bring jobs back. and you know as relates to the comment about google or whoever it is, what you're seeing is a lot of innovation in silicon valley. some of these products want to keep close to home. they want the design -- the whole notion to consumption cycles to be tighter. >> that's interesting because design is so -- mentioned it might be built in texas so -- >> mike, you said more than once, protecting your ip, keeping it onsthor. i assume we're not going to name the country that we're worried about. if i say i want you to manufacture this device for me and you choose to do it in that country, are you saying that my ip would be somehow in danger? i want to stay within the flextronics building? >> it's something people think about. what i think what's more driving is the innovation of the consumption cycle. because of the companies you just mentioned like the google q an example.
the past and governments everywhere in the world are fighting for those jobs because very often the economies are down and manufacturing generates a lot of jobs. it's not just united states trying to find ways to bring jobs back. and you know as relates to the comment about google or whoever it is, what you're seeing is a lot of innovation in silicon valley. some of these products want to keep close to home. they want the design -- the whole notion to consumption cycles to be tighter. >>...
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further stated that immediate spending cuts would likely slow the economy you can we just talk about what is the difference between short term and long term effects on the economies this seems like something people are taking into effect term consequence is that keynesian economic theory is very much fixated on what's happening in the economy in the short run and they think that the government by spending money or to be fair sometimes they say by cutting taxes but the whole thing is they want the government somehow to put money in people's pockets so that those people who then go out and spend the money but what they conveniently overlook is where does the government get the money in the first place if it's going to send everybody a check for five hundred dollars obviously it has to borrow that money from the private sector so anything that they came the answer putting in the economy's left pocket they first have to take out of the economy's right pocket so that's the short run problem with keynesian economics the long run problem is when do they actually impose the fiscal discipline
further stated that immediate spending cuts would likely slow the economy you can we just talk about what is the difference between short term and long term effects on the economies this seems like something people are taking into effect term consequence is that keynesian economic theory is very much fixated on what's happening in the economy in the short run and they think that the government by spending money or to be fair sometimes they say by cutting taxes but the whole thing is they want...
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the other emerging economies are essential flat. singapore has relatively honest statistics tissues like other developed countries and oh, emerging economies. >> you've been quoted as saying that you are personally buying gold as well as gold stocks. when you look at the selloff across the board, across asset classes including gold, does that make you question the performance of this particular asset class given the market environment? >> yes, correct. technically commodities look horrible. in particular, also industrial commodities, precious metals also look bad. but some technical factors would suggest that we are approaching at least an intermediate low because the commercials which are essentially hedgers, they are people that produce gold and so continuously hedge at the present time they have an extremely low short exposure. in other words, basically they're accumulating gold. secondly, gold is close to $1300 compared to, say, $700 in 2008, the conditions in the mining industry are horrible. the exploration companies are runni
the other emerging economies are essential flat. singapore has relatively honest statistics tissues like other developed countries and oh, emerging economies. >> you've been quoted as saying that you are personally buying gold as well as gold stocks. when you look at the selloff across the board, across asset classes including gold, does that make you question the performance of this particular asset class given the market environment? >> yes, correct. technically commodities look...
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wrath of the wall street journal he korea correctly states that the fed has overestimated how fast the economy would grow and every year since the financial crisis the implication is that the fed might not wind down q.e. after this thought and that's not the only indictment from the def you guys jay they surveyed surveyed forty economist on why wong term interest rates recently spiked twenty six of them said as chairman bernanke and cohen is tapering to og the survey also found that recent hands of scaling down at the eighty five billion dollars per month q.e. program has kept a few market participants the averages survey grade for communication on a scale of one to one hundred sixty two barely half a by most academic standards and the latest housing data released this morning by the national association of home builders was the strongest print sense two thousand and two and the first time it's been positive as two thousand and six that's when the last housing bubble was in full effect the bottom line home prices are getting more expensive and so are mortgages thanks to rising interest rates s
wrath of the wall street journal he korea correctly states that the fed has overestimated how fast the economy would grow and every year since the financial crisis the implication is that the fed might not wind down q.e. after this thought and that's not the only indictment from the def you guys jay they surveyed surveyed forty economist on why wong term interest rates recently spiked twenty six of them said as chairman bernanke and cohen is tapering to og the survey also found that recent...
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so-so revenues, but analyst called it a turn around in a sign maybe the global economy is turning ? >> i do not agree. i think when revenues drop, there are all sorts of ways that customers as we've seen, that can impact the bottom line, by one, just being mere efficient. -- more efficient, but what a revenue drops with a fedex or ups that is a sign of the economy not only flat lining but continuing to slide down, that is why i think that we're going to be in trouble. you know come next few months. neil: dave, top line thing begins top out, watc watch out. >> a good news-bad news thing with them, revenue was up a little bit but not to expectations, and on that front, i would say, yeah that is not a good signal about the economy. not a big beats. neil: but. down a broad. -- abroad. >> it was down. neil: speaking of a quagmire not getting any less qaagi e . >> you are right. >> here is the thing. using technology to drive costs out. the math they continue to do that, that is a good sign because everything needs to do that. neil: all right, if at first you don't succeed find a better w
so-so revenues, but analyst called it a turn around in a sign maybe the global economy is turning ? >> i do not agree. i think when revenues drop, there are all sorts of ways that customers as we've seen, that can impact the bottom line, by one, just being mere efficient. -- more efficient, but what a revenue drops with a fedex or ups that is a sign of the economy not only flat lining but continuing to slide down, that is why i think that we're going to be in trouble. you know come next...
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the two day meeting is supposed to focus on the global economy but the civil war in syria will be a major topic. >> reporter: president obama and british prime minister david cameron visited in northern ireland at a school where students are learning about the g8 summit. but soon the president and his counterparts will turn their attention to the global economy. >> i'm pleased to announce the launch of negotiations on a new trade agreement. >> reporter: the economy is not the only topic at the g8. the civil war in syria is expected to dominate talks. russia supports dictator al assad and sells him weapons. putin opposes president obama's plan to give military assistance to rebel forces trying to overthrow assad, calling the fighters barbarian. >> and if a meeting wasn't icy enough, the white house is facing questions about allegations the u.s. spied on russian leaders at a previous global summit. >> reporter: britain's guardian newspaper says the intelligence was found in classified documents, former national security agency contractor edward snowden leaked. at the 2009 g20 summit in lond
the two day meeting is supposed to focus on the global economy but the civil war in syria will be a major topic. >> reporter: president obama and british prime minister david cameron visited in northern ireland at a school where students are learning about the g8 summit. but soon the president and his counterparts will turn their attention to the global economy. >> i'm pleased to announce the launch of negotiations on a new trade agreement. >> reporter: the economy is not the...
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we might taper only because the economy is getting better. we're in no way, shape or form raising rates anytime until 2015. lori: this is big fed meeting. we get economic projections. we also have the press conference. to your point, john, bernanke's chance to set the record straight. will he be more clear, less ambiguous than usual? >> i hope he is. i think the fed did a pretty good job being way more transparent than they have in the past over the last four or five years. i think there was that stumble back on may 22nd. that gives him a chance to set the record. whether or not he will tell us, hey, the fed is looking for 165,000 jobs per month and then we'll taper. i don't think we'll get that kind of transparency. that would be nice and markets would love it but you'll get a clear separation, about rising rates, yes, we will not raise rates and taper. fed has to make it more clear that taper is not an interest rate hike. that will help. if they say this is the what the jobs number we'll look for that would be fantastic but i don't think th
we might taper only because the economy is getting better. we're in no way, shape or form raising rates anytime until 2015. lori: this is big fed meeting. we get economic projections. we also have the press conference. to your point, john, bernanke's chance to set the record straight. will he be more clear, less ambiguous than usual? >> i hope he is. i think the fed did a pretty good job being way more transparent than they have in the past over the last four or five years. i think there...
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. >>> meanwhile, across the pond they are talking the global economy. the g8 summit is under way in northern ireland, but it's not all about monetary policy. cbs reporter tara mergener on the discussions expected on u.s. wiretapping and syria. >> hello, everybody. >> reporter: president obama and british prime minister david cameron visited a northern ireland school where students are learning about the g8 summit. >> i think i just went outside the lines. >> reporter: but soon, the president and his counterparts turned their attention to the global economy. >> i'm pleased to join these leaders to announce the launch of negotiations on a new trade agreement. >> reporter: the economy is not the only topic at the g8. the civil war in syria is expected to dominate talks including president obama's meeting with russian president vladimir putin. russia supports bashar al-assad and sells him weapons. putin opposes president obama's plan to give military assistance to rebel forces trying to overthrow the government calling the fighters barbarians. >> are these
. >>> meanwhile, across the pond they are talking the global economy. the g8 summit is under way in northern ireland, but it's not all about monetary policy. cbs reporter tara mergener on the discussions expected on u.s. wiretapping and syria. >> hello, everybody. >> reporter: president obama and british prime minister david cameron visited a northern ireland school where students are learning about the g8 summit. >> i think i just went outside the lines. >>...
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housing continues to be a bright spot on our economy. homebuilder seiment jumping to the hiest level in seven yes. gold dropping four and a half dolls to $.83 per ounce. crude oil flat settng just under $9per barrel. the bond market, the yield on the ten year re to its just over 2%. developments in the irs scandal. irs supervisor in washington d.c. aitting she was personally iolved in the viewing of some of the earliest applicatio for tea party groups who wer seeng tax-exempt status,ncludingdozene neglected f more than aear somehow. her testimo to congressional investigators directly contradicts claims by the internal revenue service leaders just a small group of agents in cincinna where the only ones responsible for the targeting of the tea party and conservative groups. and a cincinnati-based irs agent confirms pro-israel groups were also targeted -- well, treated differently from other applications that think is a way that theput it. he says, those requests were routely routed to a unit that examines groups for potenal terrorist ties.
housing continues to be a bright spot on our economy. homebuilder seiment jumping to the hiest level in seven yes. gold dropping four and a half dolls to $.83 per ounce. crude oil flat settng just under $9per barrel. the bond market, the yield on the ten year re to its just over 2%. developments in the irs scandal. irs supervisor in washington d.c. aitting she was personally iolved in the viewing of some of the earliest applicatio for tea party groups who wer seeng tax-exempt...
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have you looked around at the world's other economies? we're doing better than everyone else on the globe, in part because our chief executive officers have done an excellent job in a global slowdown, but also because of exactly what bernanke's doing. this bond program has probably allowed you and other americans refi their home and companies fix their balance sheets, which is why we're not in the shape of china or brazil or india. can you imagine we're doing better than all of those places? tuesday we have a slew of japanese industrial production reports. we've got machine tools. we've got merchandise trade deficits. now, for years, i couldn't care less about this stuff. i could care less. i mean, really, like japan. it stopped meaning anything for a decade. these days, market players are drawn to japan because the government has a policy of driving its own currently down to build exports. if the data is positive here, japan's stock market will rocket. and if it doesn't and the government has nothing to say about it, like 6% declines lik
have you looked around at the world's other economies? we're doing better than everyone else on the globe, in part because our chief executive officers have done an excellent job in a global slowdown, but also because of exactly what bernanke's doing. this bond program has probably allowed you and other americans refi their home and companies fix their balance sheets, which is why we're not in the shape of china or brazil or india. can you imagine we're doing better than all of those places?...
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most of them feel it's mostly positive because it can lead to better decisions on how to improve the economy, service and public safety. and others have gone to extreme measures to ensure their privacy. >> got a laugh from a camera man. >> he was having a heart attack. >> pab, interesting survey, we have lost our privacy, we are not happy about it, but we do not think there's anything we can do about it. about right? it's almost like the weather. >> yeah, i mean, it is very hard in this day and age to opt out, you can still opt out from the advertisers, you do not have to be on facebook or buy things online. the problem is more the government, you cannot really opt out when they are monitoring all of your patterns and all that. and we know this government will try to draw conclusions about you based on your ideology. terrorists threats being people who are in favor of gun rights and veterans and what not, and we know they will abuse their power to target those with whom they disagree. >> the problem with abuse is that it can be applied to any department that they disagree with. in general, m
most of them feel it's mostly positive because it can lead to better decisions on how to improve the economy, service and public safety. and others have gone to extreme measures to ensure their privacy. >> got a laugh from a camera man. >> he was having a heart attack. >> pab, interesting survey, we have lost our privacy, we are not happy about it, but we do not think there's anything we can do about it. about right? it's almost like the weather. >> yeah, i mean, it is...
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have you looked around at the world's other economies? we're doing better than everyone else on the globe, in part because our chief executive officers have done an excellent job in a global slowdown, but also because of exactly what bernanke's doing. this bond program has probably allowed you and other americans refi their home and companies fix their balance sheets, which is why we're not in the shape of china or brazil or india. can you imagine we're doing better than all of those places? tuesday we have a slew of japanese industrial production reports. we've got machine tools. we've got merchandise trade deficits. now, for years, i couldn't care less about this stuff. i could care less. i mean, really, like japan. it stopped meaning anything for a decade. these days, market players are drawn to japan because the government has a policy of driving its own currently down to build exports. if the data is positive here, japan's stock market will rocket. and if it doesn't and the government has nothing to say about it, like 6% declines lik
have you looked around at the world's other economies? we're doing better than everyone else on the globe, in part because our chief executive officers have done an excellent job in a global slowdown, but also because of exactly what bernanke's doing. this bond program has probably allowed you and other americans refi their home and companies fix their balance sheets, which is why we're not in the shape of china or brazil or india. can you imagine we're doing better than all of those places?...
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find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cause or for a no holds barred the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on. the highway bill so on the bones of its make it's the winds through one of the wildest and most beautiful regions of russia a place that's home to less than a million people on the campus of the great frost's. join me james brown as i travel to the coldest inhabited place in the world. and meet some of the toughest people i'm told this time i'm on the planet. just make sure that you keep your eyes on the road. race to the poll of polls only on alt. leave. me. alone. bugging fake internet cafes and a blanket surveillance of diplomats are exposed by neatly showing even former russian president medvedev was targeted by american british agents. israelis in the occupied golan heights fear a dramatic military escalation on my doorstep as america moves to arm the syrian rebels and iran reportedly to help president assad. in syria push his money matters into the background as world leaders gather for the g eight summit in northern ireland shiel
find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cause or for a no holds barred the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on. the highway bill so on the bones of its make it's the winds through one of the wildest and most beautiful regions of russia a place that's home to less than a million people on the campus of the great frost's. join me james brown as i travel to the coldest inhabited place in the world. and meet some of the toughest people i'm told this time...
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find out what's really happening to the global economy is a report. from the props for all things considered. what is the state of the global economy and where is it going and why are economists using the term normal. we speak your language. programs documentaries and spanish matters to you. use a little tentative angle stories. to . find out more visit. and you're watching our team good to have you back with us let's get back with our top story now one of america's most wanted men and it's a whistleblower edward snowden is believed to be staying in a moscow airport reportedly waiting to board a flight to cuba within the next twenty four hours his final destination is believed to be ecuador where he is seeking political asylum after fleeing hong kong due to the looming threat of extradition meanwhile washington is reportedly ramping up the pressure on latin america urging all south american states to deny him refuge snowden is the seventh person the obama administration has sought to punish for leaking classified data let's get a recap of some of the.
find out what's really happening to the global economy is a report. from the props for all things considered. what is the state of the global economy and where is it going and why are economists using the term normal. we speak your language. programs documentaries and spanish matters to you. use a little tentative angle stories. to . find out more visit. and you're watching our team good to have you back with us let's get back with our top story now one of america's most wanted men and it's a...
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do we see a better economy? or do we see the sequester take some oompf out of the economy in. >> there are two significant issues. number one, earnings have been good, but revenue growth is slowing. economic data is mixed. again, we have some manipulation in the economic numbers based on moving the fed's balance sheet from 500 billion to 3.4 trillion. i also think we have to be cognizant of the fact that investors still have not gained full confidence. they're still weary, they're still concerned. just take a look at a 10% drop in gold one day, or 8% drop in japan, which followed through to a total of 20% loss, and it shows you the first sign that investors get that things are not as good as expectations, or that there will be any type of pullback in the liquidity run, they'll go running for the hills. i'm not saying run out of equity. we love equity long term. there's too many ways to be -- too many reasons to be bullish on equity. but my point is second half stay disciplined. don't let those equity bounces in
do we see a better economy? or do we see the sequester take some oompf out of the economy in. >> there are two significant issues. number one, earnings have been good, but revenue growth is slowing. economic data is mixed. again, we have some manipulation in the economic numbers based on moving the fed's balance sheet from 500 billion to 3.4 trillion. i also think we have to be cognizant of the fact that investors still have not gained full confidence. they're still weary, they're still...
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. >> reporter: leaders representing half of the $72 trillion global economy are meeting to discuss a whole array of issues. that set by the agenda of david cameron. key nations such as the united states, russia and japan are all here to discuss trade issues, there are great hopes of a trade deal between europe and the united states that could be worth up to $100 billion in the united states. we're going to be talking about tax avoidance issues which could have ramifications for companies such as amazon and google. those companies say we are abiding by the laws of those countries. elsewhere the whole syrian issue overriding a lot of talks. there's a big dispute between president putin of russia and the rest of the g8 nations about what to do. president obama said to me earlier today, the talks had been excellent between himself and russia. there appears to be an opinion about how to resolve this crisis. for nightly business report, i'm steve sedgwick. >> in another bit of international diplomacy. the european union is likely to approve the plan without any conditions. the $10 billion
. >> reporter: leaders representing half of the $72 trillion global economy are meeting to discuss a whole array of issues. that set by the agenda of david cameron. key nations such as the united states, russia and japan are all here to discuss trade issues, there are great hopes of a trade deal between europe and the united states that could be worth up to $100 billion in the united states. we're going to be talking about tax avoidance issues which could have ramifications for companies...
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he will make a statement about the economy on wednesday. most economists do not expect any change in policy to be announced but they are hoping bernanke will provide clues on when the central bank will stop buying bonds. >>> the justice department claims apple conspired with publishers to fix ebook prices. apple refuses to settle in an antitrust case. >>> google may expand worldwide access. two dozen balloons have launched in new zealand. they beam signals to and from the ground stations which connect to local internet infrastructure. eventually google envisions having thousands of balloons moving in constant circulation which could prove vital during emergencies. >> when communication on the ground is knocked out the balloon can reach the ground that provides communication which happens after a natural disaster. >> each balloon has a solar power which powers a fan to adjust altitude. the project is years away from completion. google says it has the potential eventually to bring as many as 5 billion people online. >>> a solar powered plane
he will make a statement about the economy on wednesday. most economists do not expect any change in policy to be announced but they are hoping bernanke will provide clues on when the central bank will stop buying bonds. >>> the justice department claims apple conspired with publishers to fix ebook prices. apple refuses to settle in an antitrust case. >>> google may expand worldwide access. two dozen balloons have launched in new zealand. they beam signals to and from the...
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growing more than 20% that is more than double the rate of the economy. so the decision not to inject more cash basically tells the market that liquidity will be tightened to slow down credit growth. patrick at silver crest asset management a long time china watcher says the impact will be serious. he says in a statement to fox business. if the bank of china injections emergency cash into the banking system the next day or so, wealth management products that lent money to banks in the interbank market will start to see massive defaults. he also tells me that he thinks that this will, this will not last for very long but in the end they will see the defaults start happening and chinese government will inject. but they could fix all this by pumping money into the system that would reinforce the runaway credit issue we were talk about earlier. if they pump more money in they risk creating a bigger burden of bad debt. basically the take home.this is self-inflicted. it's a state controlled crisis. it's a risky move for an economy that is already shrinking but
growing more than 20% that is more than double the rate of the economy. so the decision not to inject more cash basically tells the market that liquidity will be tightened to slow down credit growth. patrick at silver crest asset management a long time china watcher says the impact will be serious. he says in a statement to fox business. if the bank of china injections emergency cash into the banking system the next day or so, wealth management products that lent money to banks in the interbank...